Massive sinkhole sparks major incident in Godstone, Surrey! Emergency teams have swung into action after a huge crater opened up, threatening homes and infrastructure.
Surrey Springs into Emergency Mode
The Surrey Local Resilience Forum is now running the show, with Surrey County Council leading the charge. Police, fire crews, utility firms, and highway authorities have all mobilised to tackle the crisis head-on.
Officials Warn Residents to Steer Clear
“We’re working with emergency services, utility companies, highways teams, and Tandridge District Council to protect people and property,” said Carl Bussey, Surrey County Council’s Assistant Director for Safer Communities and Chair of the Strategic Coordination Group.
“Safety remains our top priority. Investigations and repair work are underway. We urge everyone to avoid the area while work continues. We’ll keep the community updated as things develop.”
The Impact: Homes and Roads Hit Hard
- About 30 properties lie within the cordoned-off zone and are impacted.
- Tandridge District Council is stepping up to support displaced residents with emergency accommodation and safety advice.
- Highways diversions have been put in place to control traffic flow and prevent further damage to roads.
Stay Safe and Stay Updated
The Local Resilience Forum will keep a close eye on the situation to ensure public safety and swift resolution.
Residents must avoid the danger zone and follow official updates from:
- Surrey County Council
- Surrey Highways
- Tandridge District Council
This remains a developing story. Stay tuned for more breaking updates as emergency teams work to fix the massive sinkhole and secure the community.
